Fence estimating for pros
Send a Fence Quote Before Your Competitor Calls Back
Enter the job specs and hand your customer an itemized, branded quote in about a minute — while the lead is still hot.
- The contractor who quotes first usually wins the job
- Building each estimate by hand costs you evenings you don't have
- A slow quote lets the customer cool off or call someone else
Free to try · no card required
The quote tool
Price a job in ~60 seconds
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Enter the specs and measure your first quote.
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- U.S. fence businesses
- ~60s
- specs → itemized quote
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- price-book setup
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- public cost guides sourced
Every quote is built from regional material and labor cost bands compiled from multiple public cost guides — no blank price book to fill in first.
What you get
Everything a fast, professional quote needs — and nothing to set up
Zero setup
Your region's prices, already loaded
Skip the blank price book every other estimating tool hands you first. Yardstick prices chain link, wood, and vinyl from regional cost bands the moment you enter the specs.
Priced by metro / state tier — not a spreadsheet you maintain.
About 60 seconds
Four inputs. One itemized quote.
ZIP, fence type, length, height — that's the whole take-off. The cost model measures out materials and labor, line by line, while the lead is still warm.
Materials + labor, itemized — nothing to add up by hand.
Client-ready
Hand them a quote, not a scribble
Add your business name and logo and the quote becomes a branded, itemized document you can send — the kind that wins premium jobs over a number scrawled on a card.
Your name and logo on every quote you send.
The take-off, in three moves
From job specs to a quote in the client's inbox
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Enter the job specs
ZIP, fence type, linear feet, and height. Four fields — no account, no price book, no setup.
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Get an itemized, sourced quote
Materials and labor priced from regional cost bands and totaled in about a minute. Nothing invented, nothing to add up.
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Brand it and send
Drop in your business name and logo, then hand the client a professional, itemized quote while you're still on site.
Be first in the inbox
The first quote in the inbox usually wins the job — be first.
Go from job specs to a client-ready fence quote in about a minute, so you're first in the homeowner's inbox.